Dronesoccer

Federation of International Dronesoccer Association

Dronesoccer

Federation of International
Dronesoccer Association

What is Dronesoccer?

Dronesoccer is a new ICT sport. It was commercialized for the first time in the world with the goal of creating a drone leisure sport that anyone can enjoy, regardless of age or gender.

Since the first demonstration match in 2016, more than 30 dronesoccer tournaments are held worldwide every year. Currently, dronesoccer has expanded to over 30 countries, including the United States, Japan, China, and France.

A new ICT sport for the 4th Industrial Revolution.

An ICT-integrated leisure sport targeting the global market.

Leisure Sports that anyone can enjoy

Drone leisure sports that anyone, regardless of age or gender,
can enjoy-featuring drone- based gameplay that brings people together.

Dronesoccer Rules and Regulations

Class 40

Rule Book

01SkyFence

The stadium should be rectangular, with one side measuring 8m and the other side measuring 16m, maintaining a ratio as close as possible to 2:1 between the longer and shorter sides.

02Goal

A round goal post with an inner diameter of 60cm

03The Drone ball

Structure

A spherical outer structure

Diameter

About 40cm ±2cm

Weight

Less than 785g (Battery, receiver not included)

Feature

Distinguishable by LED lights

Class 20

Rule Book

01SkyFence

The stadium should be rectangular, with one side measuring 4m and the other side measuring 8m, maintaining a ratio as close as possible to 2:1 between the longer and shorter sides.

02Goal

*A round goal post with an inner diameter of 30cm

03The Drone ball

Structure

A spherical outer structure

Diameter

About 20cm±1cm

Weight

Less than 110g

Feature

Distinguishable by LED lights

Game Rules

01Player

Each team consists of 5 players, aiming to control the drone ball, score goals, and defend their own goal. Only the striker is allowed to score.

Forfeit of game: If a team has fewer than 3 players, including the striker, in the pilot area before the game starts (despite prior notice), the game is forfeited.
Set loss: If a team fails to have at least 3 players in the pilot area before the start of the second or third set, they will lose the set, and maintenance time will follow before the next set begins.

02Score

A goal is counted when the striker's drone ball fully crosses the goal line from the front to the back.
However, if the player is offside, the goal will not be counted, even if the ball fully crosses the goal line.
Additionally, if the drone ball bounces back before completely crossing the line, the goal is considered invalid.

03Defense

Defenders can pass through their own goal from the front, not from the back.
If more than half of the drone ball enters the goal and is then pulled back, it is considered a reverse pass. pass.
A reverse pass results in a penalty kick for the opponent.

Offside

If the striker passes the opponent’s goal in any direction, the team is automatically offside and cannot attempt to score.

To clear the offside, all players must return behind the half-line to their team’s area.

If a drone ball remains uncontrolled in the opponent’s area, offside is not cleared until the player announces set abandonment and puts down the controller.